supposedly, st. jamest on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [voiceover] up ne

morning, when they jumped into a vehicle they thought was the lyft ride they ordered at 12th and st. james. during the ride home, police say the driver stopped at a west chester gas station and asked britney's sister to buy him water. police say he then took off with an intoxicated britney. >> he then grabbed her phone and grabbed her credit card, debit card. he then threw her out of the car. >> police say the driver dumped britney in northwest philadelphia. lyft tells "eyewitness news" it has no record of pick ups in the area. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the sexual assault of a runner in montgomery county it happened yesterday at norristown farm park, 19-year-old woman was running when attacked in broad daylight. those who frequent the park are on edge. a spokes woman for the district attorney's office say detectives are tracking do you want several leads. >>> the reward in a weekend murder in havertown township is up to $7500, in the shooting death of 29-year-old john lee shot to death saturday at an apartment complex on havertown road. t

morning, when they jumped into a vehicle they thought was the lyft ride they ordered at 12th and st. james. during the ride home, police say the driver stopped at a west chester gas station and asked britney's sister to buy him water. police say he then took off with an intoxicated britney. >> he then grabbed her phone and grabbed her credit card, debit card. he then threw her out of the car. >> police say the driver dumped britney in northwest philadelphia. lyft tells "eyewitness news" it has no record of pick ups in the area. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the sexual assault of a runner in montgomery county it happened yesterday at norristown farm park, 19-year-old woman was running when attacked in broad daylight. those who frequent the park are on edge. a spokes woman for the district attorney's office say detectives are tracking do you want several leads. >>> the reward in a weekend murder in havertown township is up to $7500, in the shooting death of 29-year-old john lee shot to death saturday at an apartment complex on havertown road. t

newcastle secured their first win of the season over west ham — 3—0 the score at st james's park.draw at home to saintjohnstone. kilmarnock and hamilton shared four goals whilst there were wins for motherwell and aberdeen. the west indies are in control of the second test. centuries for kraigg brathwaite and shai hope ensured that the windies reached 329 for 5 at the close of play at headingley, a lead of 71. the pair put on 246 for the fourth wicket until stuart broad bowled brathwaite late in the day as england toiled. lewis hamilton will start from pole for tomorrow's belgian grand prix after smashing the lap record at spa. it's the first race back from the summer break, but the three—time world champion was quickly into his groove, pipping championship leader sebastian vettel who'll start from second. it's the 68th pole of hamilton's career, equalling the great michael schumacher. we're just hours away from the multi—million dollar superfight between conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather. it's taking place in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. here's our sports re

house and i'm not sure he's there with that's going to be the case for you jamie solicitor from st james who appears in the film. is of the view that a lot of that policy may or may not actually be in force i mean there are still campaigns to try and repeal that so i think we're still in very early days but what it can do in principle is bad enough i think in the film you talk about social stigma or a bit like in rio's village people don't admit to living in social housing so. polarized is it's class in britain today yeah there's a lot of stigmatized around it and you know that comes from the media it comes from t.v. programs poverty polling shows where you know council tenants are depicted is on benefits that depicts it as somehow being is stupid and that's not the case you know some of our brightest minds and people came from council housing. it's actually the social problems created by a society by system of government the problem but when it comes to who the government listens to in your film get a beer is the. very very rich state agencies recommend to the government policies like d

rafa benitez insists he is committed to the cause, as they host last season's runner—ups spurs at st jamesd how i feel. at the same time! obviously i said how i feel. at the same time i said that my commitment is 100% with this team, this club, in terms of trying to win from the first game. my ambition is to do well in every single game, and get three points. i'm not saying i'm pleased with everything because it is not true. i'm saying i will do my best to be as high as possible in the table. tottenham's manager has been fighting fires after an extraordinary newspaper interview by defender danny rose, in which he claimed spurs' players were under—paid and criticised the club's transfer policy. rose has since apologised, and his manager says that's the end of the matter. i was iwasa i was a player and sometimes you are frustrated for different reasons, for me, it's not a big issue, now we have moved on, it is good for him to say that, it is good to start a new season, i think it's important move on. it's beenjust over a month since six—year—old bradley lowery died after battling a rare form

newcastle secured their first win of the season over west ham — thee—nil the score at st james's parkship celtic were held to a surprising one—all draw at home to saintjohnstone. kilmarnock and hamilton shared four goals whilst there were wins for motherwell and aberdeen. hull have retained rugby league's challenge cup following an absorbing match at wembley, beating wigan by 18 points to 111. there was little to separate the sides with both running in three tries each, but it was the goal kicking of mark sneyd that proved the difference. adam wild reports. in the wembley sun, this is rugby league's pay to shine. no club has won the challenge cup more times than wigan but this is whole's choppy to lose. an intriguing contest. a game that could turn on something as small as the bowels of a ball. wigan the first to read it right. john bateman with the opening score. the lesson was not a lot of bounce. how were back in the game. taking clearly the way forward, culture either way again. the luck was in. a 2—point lead. he will leave the club at the end of the season. here he was leaving h

and in the south bay, the third annual music and taco festival is this weekend in san jose at the st. james park from 11:00 until 8:00 on saturday and on sunday. and petaluma, petaluma, the cinnabar theater is holding an event with breweries, wineries, breweries, wineries, and historic downtown saturday, saturday, from noon until 3:00. and that is your weekend watch. >>> a professor is chasing solar eclipses. >> the first was february 261,929th. >> we will introduce you to a man who has seen 15 solar eclipses. and the next one is very special to him. >>> and mark is here with your complete forecast. the weekend is getting close. [ music ] [ music ] ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. >>> a professor says the total solar eclipse is going to be the 16th he has seen. he is known as an eclipse chaser. and this coming solar eclipse is different. >>

in the south bay the third annual silicon valley music and tocco festival is this weekend at st. james park from 11-8, saturday and sunday. last stop, the north bay. cinemark theater will feature the local restaurants in historic downtown on saturday from 12-3. that is your we can watch. >>> taking a final look at stocks, it seems as though investors liked the removal of steve bannon as one of the president top advisors. he is now out of the administration and the dow jones industrial traded about 26 points lower and then jump 130 points on that news. again, investors seeming to like the news out of the white house today. >>> city leaders in san francisco today will celebrate the completion of a project to make one street more environmentally friendly. the city made improvements along a stretch of holloway avenue and install pavement and rain gardens to catch storm water runoff. they also made the area more bicycle and pedestrian friendly. there will be a ribbon cutting and block party -- actually it took place a short while ago. >>> the oldest person in the us is celebrating her birth

residents unsuccessfully campaigned to save the site at st james as unsuccessfully campaigned to savetween tulse hill gyratory and trinity rise. it‘s for repairs to a burst water main. and in tooting: church lane is closed for repairs to another burst water main. now here‘s georgina burnett with the weather. good morning. it‘s looking like quite a decent day today. a few mist and fog patches first thing, but for many a bright start the day. it‘s looking largely dry as well. there is this band of rain to the north. it is unlikely we will see that, but we have this tail of cloud which would move to the north—east through the morning. either side of that a good deal of brightness and even sunshine. temperatures getting up to about 25 celsius and just a light westerly breeze. in west london today it is starting to feel slightly fresher, those conditions coming through the night as well. some clear spells overnight, looking like it will stay dry. certainly cooler than it was last night, temperatures 13—14 celsius. tomorrow, a fresher day for everyone. still pleasant and looking largely dry

. >> outside st. james pal athousands waited.as long as seven hours. >> the whole world stood still. it was a collective, massive, global sense of mourning. >> royal photographer jane fincher was one of thousands who flocked to kensington palace to pay her respects to diana. >> i picked some flowers from my garden. as i walked up to kensington pal ai just burst into tears. i wasn't prepared for it. it was the smell of the flowers was incredible. >> so many here in london who have made the trip to leave something in her memory, a card, flowers or flickering candle. >> it was mainly the sense of a loss of a magical figure. >> she was our princess, the people's princess. as simple as that. >> for the country, for everybody. she had so much to give. she was so brave. >> one of the most loved people in this country. and it's just a shock. >> but one person had yet to pay her respects, the queen, who was conspicuously absent in scotland with the two young princes. the queen's initial silence seemed to send a loud message about the mona

we leave you with these pictures of the scenes tonight outside st james's palace. good evening. away. we will be left with largely dry weather and clear skies overnight. it will be chilly. temperatures 10— 12 degrees in towns and cities. in the countryside, as low as 3—4 degrees. friday morning is the first day of september. through the afternoon we start to see cloud bubbling up. some passing showers across the eastern counties of england. some of them could be heavy, with thunder mixed in. big gaps, even in eastern england, so a decent chance of a dry. temperatures, high teens the low 20s. most of the showers breakaway in the second half of tomorrow night. a similar night in terms of temperatures, with lows in the countryside down to about 3—4 degrees. 0ver countryside down to about 3—4 degrees. over the weekend, saturday looks like this. a dry day with sunny spells around. 0n looks like this. a dry day with sunny spells around. on sunday, we have a band of rain moving across the uk. but the latest weather. this is newsday on the bbc. i am rico hizon in singapore. 0ur this is

the fest at st. james park begins at 11:00 this morning.ntest begins at 2:00 this afternoon. makes me queasy. >> we are look at a pretty nice day today if you like a typical san francisco summertime pattern. sfo, 55 minute delays at 59 degrees and you're going to have to wait a good portion of the day to get any sun there. maybe 70s. o we'll talk about that fog how it influences our highs today, tomorrow, the look ahead, which is not looking too hot. temperaturewise. i'll explain next. >> thank you. >>> also ahead, the giants haven't had a winning month since last june. but they've within playing better and they finally got more from matt moore last third graders today. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. and p.e. consists of sitting around on mats. hippies. oh, mom, making them eat their favorite snack in the back seat. whatever happened to "eating at the table?" that's what cup holders are for. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something

you know, there have been suggestions, james chapman la st have been suggestions, james chapman lastsaying, could we form a ce ntre last week saying, could we form a centre ground party? he says that people suggesting that are the metropolitan elite who are out of touch with the rest of the country. ido touch with the rest of the country. i do think that her performance was so i do think that her performance was so bad in the last election, if i heard strong, stable leadership again, iwas heard strong, stable leadership again, i was going to run off the nearest cliff. here, she seems to be reading the tea leaves. i don't know, but i do fear for her future. as eunice she says, grass—mac as soofi as as eunice she says, grass—mac as soon as she says, i'm no quitter, i think she's finished. she was asked the question, and she was kind of dammed if she did and dammed if she didn't. if she had said, actually, no, i will pack up my bags in two yea rs no, i will pack up my bags in two years and go, then the optics for brussels and brexit talks wouldn't have been good. really, she had to say

the fest at st. james park begins at 11:00 this morning.contest xwins at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> good saturday morning, everyone. here's live doppler seven. you can see a good imprint of our fog this morning. all the way up from sonoma down through monterey, across the bay and if you're not near the coast, take my word for it, we have mist and drizzle there as well. so you know what that means, it's going to be a comfort bable day, but some of you playing touch and go a little bit with the fog. the closer you get to the shoreline. here's a look at temperatures. it's 59 in san francisco. 61 in oakland with 64 in mountain view. 62, san jose. and from the golden gate bridge, you won't need the wipers heading over the span. down along the coast around half moon bay, look iing at damp pavement there. 54 in napa. a strong delta push this morning. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour and that is another indicator that temperatures over our east bay hills aren't going to get too, too warm today. swrus co just comfortable. no delays yet. but they've b

runs from fourth street to the campus to st. james street. to the mercury news, it's part of the national city transportation officials. the paper says the group is viegz the cities on way to create a better biking network so they've installed this example. >>> we're talking about good example of what a good commute would be. over here we're look at the green sensors all around the bay but i have two spots to zoom in. 680 southbound vargas we're hearing about a disabled vehicle. heading down towards vargas and share the don but it clears as far as speed sensors so go so they may have been able to move that from the center divider over to the shoulder. i'll check. there are no lanes blocked according to chp. we'll track that. the second issue over there getting toward the cass crow valley "y" west 580 at redwood road there's a disabled tanker truck blacking part of the slowing stay tofrt left. we're moving at a little slower pace for 238 northbound about the we have 150% for your travel time right now. 4 minutes. >> just like that. you're like

tottenham have made a winning start to their premier league season, beating newcastle united 2—0 at st james expectation. after a season away, newcastle street premier league progress. but in this division one wrong move can turn the tide. the man leading the note wasjonjo shelvey. a midfielder seth on the unexpected. this stamp on dele alli was in front of the referee. the home side had looked comfortable but gaps were opening. when harry kane went close, top sensed a breakthrough. dele alli was back on his feet and stamping his authority. no new additions have come to spurs this summer but they can count on his quality. last season's runners—up were approaching their best. ben davies found himself in the box, 3—point field. for newcastle and shelvey, the lessons are in black and white. progress in this division never comes easy. manchester united's £75 million signing romelu lukaku scored twice on his debut for the club. they have beaten west ham at old trafford, with the full—time whistle having just gone. defending champions england have enjoyed another comprehensive victory at the women

minister was taken to the court of st. james as his father had been before him. what can we say about his time in london? favorable with the american campaign. at times there were these anonymous articles. >> like the two provocative novels he published anonymously, do we see a pattern here? errands heth his felt socially ostracized. had not yet won a private acquaintance. these have been given by anti-slavery aristocrats, he hated these events. broken the trent affair he and the other young men on were happy they could finally leave england. friende was one lifelong his happens after litigation in the civil war. where he had spent more at home than in england. >> i think we must talk about cooper adams his wife. he died so long. clover,one called her she came from the prosperous cooper family of boston. she came in 1872 and they began their honeymoon on a riverboat. say she was the model for his portrait as a lady. was a history of mental instability in the family. amateurme a skilled photographer. along with clarence king they the fiveemselves parts. she adored

was fired for political reasons, after he wrote a memo saying women do not work well in high st jobs. >> jamesmore, saying there are fewer women at google because of anxiety. >>> we know more about why it happened tonight, and there are still more questions. >> and a dad is upset after his son was given this for lunch at summer camp. now he wants to know why. >> up next, a warning if you love moscow mules. the problem isn't with the drink. it's the cup that it comes in. >>> a stock and consumer news in and out. the u.s. has a record number of open jobs in june, or had, rather. the job opens jumped to 2.6 million, it's the highest since 2000. there is one problem. the number of people being highered, which means companies with job openings are struggling to find qualified workers. >>> there's a surprising danger for some popular mugs. the fda says the copper mugs that are used for cocktails like moscow mules can give people food poisoning. apparently, the copper can link into a drink. moscow mules essentially contli happen, if you want that drink, use a normal glass, or make sure the interior l

it's not too hot for the premier league football is trotting out at st james's park at old trafford later row. the northern and western parts of the british isles, the cloud and rain into many western parts as you see. further east, that bit driver that bit longer. a high of around 2a degrees. up towards 25 degrees in the south—east, east anglia, all tied in with this set of front is easing their way. quite a few showers. some of them quite sharp. he might even hear a rumble of thunder. that is how we are going to deal with tuesday. a bit of a lull in proceedings and we move into another rather unsettled spell of weather as that area of low pressure eventually closes into the western side of the british isles as you move on to wednesday. a bit of a mixed bag over the next few days. some rain at times and in some warm sunshine. when phillips says monday is looking a bit mmm, you know we are in trouble. now it's time for the film review with jane hill and james king. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's interesting cinema releases is james king. w

london's oldest wine merchant is modernising its shop at st james's after three hundred years.the wine is something that is important to them and they want to be involved in the story as well. as legoland has applied to build a large scale extension to its theme park in windsor. the plans include three new rides, accommodation and parking. its owner, merlin entertainments group, says it's part of a long term plan to improve the park— that opened more than 20 years ago. let's have a look at the travel situation now. it's all looking good on the tube, no reported problems on any of those lines at the moment. the woolwich ferry‘s down to just the one boat though this morning, here's how it looks at the south terminal. it's due to mechanical problems. now because of the stabbing we told you about earlier, police have closed off part of ripple road in barking. and in islington, essex road is closed northbound from upper street for water works. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. there might be a bit of brightness first thing this morning, but on t

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st. louis fed president james mueller. he is surprised inflation continues to come in on the downside. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." for the fed, it is trying to make sense of the lack of inflation. st. louis fed president james bullard addressed this and growth targets in our exclusive interview earlier today. began by asking him if this is the right time to hike, with levels sitting where they are. james: the idea that there is a lot of growth just around the corner in the u.s. is probably not the right model to have in mind. i know there are attempts, you know, in washington, to push up the growth rate. i applaud that. i think that is a good agenda to have. but so far, not much has been implemented. even if it was, it would take a while to have an effect. probably, at the earliest, the second half of 2018. from a monetary policy perspective, what we are thinking in terms of 18 months or two years, we are probably not going to move far off the 2% growth path ring that timeframe. for that reason, i think it is wise

st. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. t with james... (james)today and tomorrow will be the hottest days this week as inland highs are expected to reach the low 100s. we're starting the morning on a comfortably cool note for most. the exception would be communities higher in elevation as warm air aloft is keeping the higher hills in the 70s. by later this afternoon we'll see inland temperatures climb to the low 100s for the south and east bay. look for mid to upper 90s for the north bay wine country, with those numbers rising to the low 100s once you get up to lake berryessa. conditions at the coast will be milder with upper 60s to mid 70s by the ocean. there is a heat advisory in effect from now until 9:00 pm wednesday as high pressure reaches peak intensity over the area. this will bring low 100s to the inland valleys and higher hills. speaking of the hills, communities higher in elevation will be trapped in a layer of warm air making it hard to cool off overnight. additionally, there is monsoonal moisture in southern ca

daryl has his own orchestra he started in the basement of st. jamess city. >> reporter: for daryl, the two are inseparable. he grew up here, taking pictures of all of the great high school bands during the parades. he moved to texas for two decades and returned to find many of the bands were gone. the victims of budget cuts. >> i wasn't thinking that i wanted to go to the school board and petition them to make a more robust music program. i just thought i would just roll up my sleeves and do something about it myself. some of you may have powerful minds where you can memorize music. >> reporter: daryl has a full-time job as a technical writer. in his spare time, he plays piano in churches to make money to buy instruments for his orchestra. >> over the years, i wound up with enough brass and woodwind instruments for a full brass and woodwind band. >> reporter: he has a growing stockpile, including that new timpani. >> this is just me, buying instruments on my own. anybody that wants to give me an excuse that they can't do it, i don't want to hear it. ♪

st. montana, go ahead, james. caller: good morning. to this listening since your utah rep was on and is glaringly apparent that the majority of people do not these are that already protected areas, it's federal land to begin with. and ust cannot go in there sxrich slash and burn and mine and everything else. you have to go through a very permitting process. nd the antiquities act was not designed or written for one hundreds of kup thousands of acres and bypass process.re review we have public lands in montana by dealsbeen decimated as a result of locking it up, up.king it and i found a forest service ign that actually stated the reason we having this issue is overgrowth and not so much global warming because we can't log anything anymore. host: james, thanks for the call. congressman? points.two i think the one issue i think is important, and the gentleman mentioned that protections protections, ory andated legal processes, environmental impact studies, studies, before permit is given. ill, that's exactly the point made at the beginnin

st. montana, go ahead, james. caller: good morning. to this listening since your utah rep was on and is glaringly apparent that the majority of people do not these are that already protected areas, it's federal land to begin with. and ust cannot go in there sxrich slash and burn and mine and everything else. you have to go through a very permitting process. nd the antiquities act was not designed or written for one hundreds of kup thousands of acres and bypass process.re review we have public lands in montana by dealsbeen decimated as a result of locking it up, up.king it and i found a forest service ign that actually stated the reason we having this issue is overgrowth and not so much global warming because we can't log anything anymore. host: james, thanks for the call. congressman? points.two i think the one issue i think is important, and the gentleman mentioned that protections protections, ory andated legal processes, environmental impact studies, studies, before permit is given. ill, that's exactly the point made at the beginnin

st. louis. here is james bullard in conversation with my colleague, kathleen hays in st. louis. welcome to a very special edition of the hays advantage on bloomberg radio and bloomberg at the federal bank of st. louis for an exclusive interview with president jim bullard. >> great to have you here. thanks for coming to st. louis. kathleen: it's always fun. thanks to your team and staff. you have been saying lots of interesting things about the economy and monetary policy. just recently you said, do you think it's best now to leave rates where we are. earlier in the year you were more willing to say, maybe another rate hike, but now you say no, lowered unemployment will not you -- will not lead to higher inflation. jim, jobs keep growing. gdp has rebounded. it's above trend again. some people think it will stay there. it's one more rate hike a year this -- this year a problem? >> the fomc has been surprised by inflation coming into the downside into this ring here and not by just tiny amounts, really by a large amount compared to the progress we made through 2015 and 2016. if you

st. louis with a preview. james bullard is known for being a little bit of an outlier. you anticipate he might tell you about inflation today? kathleen: well, he is certainly -- it is great for being here and face for hosting a very special show. simulcasting this line. -- live. inflation is the biggest one. inflation has not moved closer to the fed's 2% target. it is pulling further away. jim bullard had been saying, i don't think we need any rate hikes right now. we are in a new regime in economy. growth is stuck at 2%. just a couple days ago, he said, no, the level of rates are appropriate. this is where they should state. that is one of the big topics i want to dig into.inflation has become a global problem. vonnie: i am pulling up a chart, kathleen. 884111 is the chart you can look at. how in fact will they start to pan off some of those securities? kathleen: he has pretty much been pretty clear. they have given us the outline for how they will start this process, reducing the reinvestment of proceeds from the balance sheet, which will be a smaller balance sheet ov

.>> it was almost like you in a st o james bond movie kind of. >> it was much simpler, in a way, thanhe bikes to kensington palace like he has for years to visit diana, but this time he carries a small tape recorder and a long list of questions hidden in his bag. >> cycled in, had lunch, maybe a few questions before lunch and a few after, then off again. >> he delivered the tapes to andrew morton who weaves them into a revealing book, more revealing than anyone expected. >> she was very open indeed about everything. and to a level where i was almost worrying, cautioned about what was being said. >> from her struggles with bulimia, depression, to her husband's alleged infidelities and her multiple suicide attempts, one of them happening when she was just three months pregnant with prince well. >> she threw herself down the staircase, and charles just went right out the door. she was very badly bruised. apparently didn't affect her pregnancy. >> this was a letter -- >> by the end of 1991, the book is finished, and diana is getting ready. >> we're preparing for the volcano to erupt. i do

tom: james bullard of st. louis.central blanks -- central banks and inflation. you are provocative about central-bank policy. what will be the new regime for the central bankers if inflation is an anachronism? dominic: there are two things going on. one is the cyclical pressures down on inflation, and some of the disappointment we have seen in the data. behind that, there are structural forces down on inflation. in particular, the failure of the phillips curve. this is what people won't appreciate. if the phillips curve is important because it makes sense of inflation targeting. if you don't have a phillips curve that works, there is not much point for any central-bank targeting inflation because it is the expectation through the phillips curve that makes inflation targeting critical. tom: we saw this in the yesterday, there is this feeling within our system. central-bank orthodoxy is not adapted to a dampening function across an entire economic system, is it? dominic: no. it is true for perhaps any organization. you

st. louis fed president james bullard later on to get a look at the fed pure that conversation, right herebloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open on bloomberg markets. we are 12 minutes into the session right now and see losses. right now, the stoxx 600 down .5%. the ftse, the cap, the -- the cac, the dax. the cac losses of 1%. .25% --500 closed down zero point 24%. that was the biggest drop the s&p 500 had seen in more than a month. guy: meanwhile, investors are going to be looking at cpi data friday. it is important, that number. plus also, jackson hole is coming up. the fed symposium at the back end of the month. andare going to have yellen draghi, crucial for one of the key pairs. euro-dollar. patrick armstrong, still with us. patrick, we want to talk about the dollar, but what i'm interested in is the relative difference that we are going to see in the tone from draghi and yellen of jackson hole. could that start to change that pair? patrick: very much so. i think draghi have used jackson hole incredibly effectively in the past. 2014 we may be at a pain

st. louis fed president james bullard. news yesterday he is a doubt, so we will have -- he so we will have to see what he says about the balance sheet. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. disney announced third-quarter earnings and that next year, it will stream espn and disney products through streaming video. shares of disney and netflix moved lower on the news. i spoke with biker after the call and he explained the ship in the media landscape that triggered their new move. bob: we have seen a dramatic shift in the way that media is consumed, becoming more see with mynd i kids and grandkids. a lot of the app-based consumption is done over the top on consumer services. david: that was bob iger. we are joined now by paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence. on the phone from minneapolis is olsenel flynn -- mike eo and has a price target of $215 on netflix. i want to start with you, paul, about what disney has announced. why did they feel they had to do it now? they recognized with media compan

st. reporting from washington dc. right said it will principles that james created has been going through some of the reaction on line as to the attack in barcelona. and he joins me on set now james a good to see you again. would he go for us now alright we'll just to come. structure what i'm seeing on social media because of course it's a huge amount of information i am. and some of it isn't also a reliable information but we're getting. eyewitness accounts at a video is beingng put up by people have their smsmartphones tourists remember it remember lots from glass is right in ththe center of barcelonaa one of the biggest tourist destinations in europe. eight and at t t verery peak of touourist season so thers a lot of people who can who cann be and are filming. at the beat the events of the afternoon you see people being kind of kept away from central barcelona being told to eat two to leave the area by at the police you have other images of people fleeing the area. you also have i'm afraid to say some very graphic images appearing on social media as well this is one image of been showing up all evening just to giv

st. louis federal reserve bank president james bullard.uld remain on hold given that inflation is lagging well below the feds 2% target. he elaborated on that with our kathleen hays. ♪ kathleen: is one more rate hike this year a problem? james i think we have been : surprised by inflation coming into the downside during the spring here, and not by a tiny amounts. really by a large amount compared to the progress that we made in 2015 and 2016. so if you look at the chart, we were creeping up towards 2%, altering 2015-2016, then in 2017 most of that progress has been undone. i think that is, at least in my mind, leading to a reevaluation of our story about whether our policy is leading inflation back towards target or not, so we will have to see how the data comes in for the second half of the year on that. >> so are you saying let us wait for the data and then when it is stronger, i would be in favor of a rate hike? james of course, we are always : data dependent. i am not too optimistic that we will have higher inflation measured on a year

st. louis fed president james bullard.hat he has to say on the mutual interest rate as well as balance sheet reduction. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is the story we all know. record highs in equities, record lows in all of the gauges of volatility. wall street is two points shy of its all-time low. look at the bloomberg. we are very much below the average. you have that orange line where we are now, the blue line the average from 1990 to 2016. we are well below the average and we tend to see the pickup in july through the end of october. will we see that this time? joining us for more is julian emanuel of ubs. julian emanuel: we think we will. we have. if you look at the last several months, we have had a series of one-day wonders, where back in , theyou had the fix up 50% fbi director was let go, it came back. we think when you look at it, the catalysts are threefold. you've got to deal with the budget, you got to deal with the debt ceiling and then there is the fed. as we said earlier, that will develop in terms of discour

st. louis fed president, james fuller.this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua with david gura. there haven't been any better investment this year than hong kong. -- oliver pursche and kevin logan are still with us. oliver, that me talk to you about passive investment. how much does that disrupted the markets because there are few players out there can market there is a big movement, this can get exacerbated plea. oliver: that speaks to the narrow leadership in the stock market around the world. a lot of indexing, a lot of dps with money flowing in the same direction as it pertains to hong kong, the same story. for investors, you want to be careful and understand that just because something lead over the past six months or 12 months, fundamentals matter in the long term and you want to stay away from trying to chase those things because when they correct, they tend to correct sharply and quickly. francine: what to be a catalyst for that correction? oliver: anything. it could be a data point, a geopolitical ev

james taylor hauled in this 409 pound grouper. he caught it during the st. pete open spearphishing tournament with a spear. the catch didn't count for the tournament but his team won anyway. the international underwater fishing association has yet to rule on the record. he also plans to spend application to the world records. >> donald trump eyeing a re-election run for 2020 plus millions pause to witness the solar eclipse. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert, and more likely to... ...choose luvs than first time moms. live, learn, & get luvs. how dixie ultra plates?roved with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. new band-aid® brand skin-flex™, bandages. our best bandage yet! it moves like a second skin. better? yeah. good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with it™ (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "lif

their union produced two daughters and a son, james, spens monroe who died in infancy. the family was close knit and st stayed close even as he embarked onto united states and abroad. monroe compiled a larger and longer public service resume than anyone who has ever been elected president of the united states. he practiced law in fredericksburg, served as a state and federal ledge is later. he was elected to four terms of governor of virginia. he was u.s. ambassador to great bre tan and to spain. he helped negotiate the louisiana purchase treaty coming into attempt to help with the less lugs of the treat the which was only supposed to be fk the ak sigs and then so buy all of louisiana. forthere was a quick decision on that part that would litter prove very important. he also attended the he was trying to negotiate with the british over issues regarding navigation of the seas and trade rights. he and his wife were put back complaining about where they were. they were exceedingly well-dressed though. they had on an elegant court outfit and her dress is in our collection that give some indication of the s

founded by thomas jefferson, one of the icons in our tradition and james madison is from my district who wrote princeton seminary. sthope this informs our doctrine but sums up well, in our tradition, no black, no white, no male and female. we're all brothers and sisters. today was a disgrace to that tradition. and i want to be very clear. some people aren't being clear. i want to be very clear. the kkk is not doing love, they're doing hatred and opposition. when it comes to fascism and neo-naziism, the nazis, i hope people know this when i make remarks on this. i taught economic justice for 20 years. naziism, adolf hitler claimed to be the third reich, the third holy. the coming of jesus christ. can't get any more clear. evil on earth. >> where is this coming from in this day and age? >> i know, it's unbelievable. a big federal state. i'm a small government guy with jefferson and madison. opposed 100% to the ideas, the hatred and philosophy behind the movement. >> where do you think this is coming from in virginia right now where these people chose to gather? >> why in this day and age of hundreds, possibly thousand

james madison wrote the constitution. the judeo-christian tradition cannot be more clear, st. paul writes, there is black, white, there's no mail, there's no female, that's a tradition that made us the grace country on earth. that was in trying to the declaration of independence. thomas jefferson is the founder of uva. the school at charlottesville. he and james madison stood strongly were most proud of their work on that. to pay groups in the city taking on that tradition and everything we believe this country is a tragedy. i'll go a step further. when it comes to fascism and nazism, not season, i assume folks are well-educated but i think the notice anymore. the nazi project was called the third right. the third right was the third holy roman empire. hitler painted himself is jesus christ. so, when you make remarks and condemn these movements, fascism requires a large total state. so conservatives in the schools of jefferson and madison while the opposite. we want small, federal government state local governments. so we abhor these projects that are offered totalitarian cont

james anderson, who has a92 wickets. and finally, neymar has been showing paris st germain just what they're getting for £200 million. neymar set up two more and won a penalty as 10—man psg thrashed toulouse 6—2. neymar has already scored 3 goals in two league games. that's all sport for now. hugh is back with more for you at 4.30 tell you what, for £200 million, i could do that! thank you. america and south korea, have begun annualjoint military exercises, given added significance this year, following developments in north korea's ballistic and nuclear weapons programmes. recent highly charged rhetoric between pyongyang and washington, has raised the threat of conflict on the korean peninsula, to levels not seen since the cold war. the exercises infuriate the north, and it's a group of european personnel, tasked with overseeing them, as yogita limaye reports. it's a little bit like being in the eye of the hurricane. so everything is very tense around, but here it's calm and nice and peaceful. it's a little bit strange, the situation, sometimes. between the border in north and south korea, these are the men guarding

heroin instead they compare it to weaker substances of abuse like nicotine dr james dean a colon tonio a research scientist at st luke's mid america heart institute who coauthored this study told me in an e-mail talk to anyone in food addiction anonymous or sugar addiction anonymous look them in the face and tell them they aren't addicted to sugar. he also says there's a tremendous release of opioids and dopamine when we consume sugar if we eat enough of it eventually it causes periods of dopamine deficiency in the brain this can lead to withdraw or other states similar to those found in patients with depression whether sugar is addictive or not it's in everything from candy and soda to pasta sauce and baby food and there's no denying that it's wreaking havoc on human health in los angeles but she did santos r t. and before we go don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king into night's episode at larry talks with former cia operative valerie plame who's the launched a crowdfunding campaign to buy twitter and band president trump here's a snippet of what's to come in an e-mail statement to the l.a. ti

heroin instead they compare it to weaker substances of abuse like nicotine dr james dean a colon tonio a research scientist at st luke's mid america heart institute who coauthored this study told me in an email talk to anyone included diction anonymous or sugar addiction anonymous look them in the face and tell them they aren't addicted to sugar. he also says there's a tremendous release of opioids and dopamine when we consume sugar if we eat enough of it eventually it causes periods of dopamine deficiency in the brain this can lead to withdraw or other states similar to those found in patients with depression whether sugar is addictive or not it's in everything from candy and soda to pasta sauce and baby food and there's no denying that it's wreaking havoc on human health in los angeles but she does santos r t. all right that is the news tonight that does it for me you can follow me on twitter ave a chance right there at the bottom of your screen i am going to chance sitting in for as shelf this week reporting out of washington we'll see you back here tomorrow . i made a professional is our point show you how a

grouper, lock at, that caught off the florida coast this weekend james taylor objection not the singer, speared the 409-pound grouper during the st to drag it on to the stage where they posed tore photos and got that big fish weighed. 409 pounds, and he got it with a spear. that's the news update this hour. >> spear, like medieval. ancient, prehistoric. >> it's a big contest down there every week they do this spear spear fishing. it's controversial let's just leave it at that. it's definitely controversial. >> i'll have nightmares. >> our sue herera. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin leading with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to talk tax reform here's what mnuchin had to say right after. >> we're 100% committed to getting it done. i would like to think there's bipartisan support the issues that we're focused on tax reform are good for the american worker and good for the middle class this is about making business competitive and making business competitive is about making jobs y. >> joining us now by phone is andy puzder, former of hardy's and carl's junior and did you just see the eclipse, sir? >> i did just see the

james madison who was named the father of the constitutionit also the fourth president wrote federalifederali st 45 and he explains that delegation and separationnd of power between the states and federal government. the power is delegated to the federal government are few and defined those that remain are numerous and in different those powers will be exercised on x journalist objects were in peas and foreign commerce and continues to say those are reserved to the states will include all of the powers of life and liberty in the property the internal order and prosperity of the state's. has not beened delegated by reserved to the states. health care is the internal order and operation of the state and the property of the people which means it is very distinctly reserved for the states for the supreme court does not have a delegated d authority to expand the power that was delegated to the federal government they themselves are limited by the terms of the constitution because the supreme court is a product of the supreme -- constitution itself the modern supreme court has jumped outside and creat

james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya)hurricane harvey forced the astros and rangers to take their three-game series to st. petersburg, florida. texas easily took the opener as shin- soo choo homered and had four rbis to lead texas to a 12-2 pounding of the astros.rangers third baseman adrian beltre drove in three runs to pass hall of famer ernie banks for 28th on the career rbi list with 1,637. joey gallo hit a two-run homer before an announced crowd of 3,485 at tropicana field, the home of the rays. (darya) and take a look at the average ticket prices for these nfl teams. the 49ers still charge too much and they arent' even good. and the raiders are still the cheapest. ( darya ) nike has released an image of finals m-v-p kevin durant's signature shoe a red and black flyknit with a frosty white sole dubbed the "k-d-x red velvet."... like the type of cake. thunder fans called durant a cupcake when he left o-k-c for oakland but the dubs had fun with it wearing cupcake t-shirts along with durant's mom wanda. (darya)michael phelps and conor mcgregor have both fallen short against unconventional challengers th

james) another day of desperation in texas as floodwaters drive more people from their homes. tens of thousands of people scrambling for safety. (tiffany) but in the middle of the devastation...st ories of survival. as catherine heenan reports ... many people risked their own lives to save others.. natfor many people, the only path to safety is up.more nat helicopter pilots searched flooded neighborhoods for survivors., they're lifesavers. the crews themselves risking thier lives in low visibility. you have multiple aircraft doing he same thing in the same vicinity, right? the biggest issue we have right now is time, getting to everyone we need to get to.citizens are taking action with their own boats. they would be on the second story screaming out at the houston convention center, 9=thousand refugees related stories of survivalhe went on a kayak in rising waters, and he went and got help.and nightmares of frustration:the boat was small, so they had to take the kids and women first, and they said they'd come back for us. but they never did.in the town of katy, one man used